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It was about 7am, when I reached the Ventoux again. Two hours before, I was still dissecting the mammoth Khroma with my colleagues Dan, Fred, Alexei and Bernard. Here is a video of this crazy night.
Cape Vidal
Beneath our feet, they lie, the coelacanths
Khroma's last bed
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I am an evolutionary biologist working at the interface of ancient DNA, morpho-anatomy, and phylogeography. So far, my work has been mostly dedicated to mammals in general and to the family of the elephants in particular. Elephant Stone is a website dedicated to my interdisciplinary approach of research.

EAZWV bisannual meeting, MNHN, Paris (France)

May 31st, 2000Communications, International conferenceRégis 0 Comments

Bisannual international meeting of EAZWV (European Association of Zoos and Wildlife Veterinaries) – May 31 / Jun 04, 2000 – MNHN, Paris (France) Oral communication: Coco Superstar I address the relevance of sampling within captive elephant populations from zoos to better adress the molecular diversity of the modern elephants, and discuss the implications of one [...]

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EAZWV bisannual meeting, MNHN, Paris (France)

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